In his Upstate New York studio, artist Jeffrey Gibson merges Indigenous craft and queer identity into vibrant, political works that redefine beauty and belonging.
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In the realm of fashion, Thom Browne is more than a designer – he is a curator of contradictions, a conductor between precision and spectacle, a voice redefining uniformity.
Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors presents Crimson Hues: the 2025 collection with crimson tones, refined materials, and iconic design.
As the Eisack Valley is bathed in warm autumn colors, it invites you to paint your own life’s canvas – beginning at Arthotel Lasserhaus.
At the Austrian Fashion Awards 2025, five designers supported by the Start Scholarships Fashion 2024 take center stage—merging artistry, activism and style in a bold new direction for Austrian fashion.
PURO by Noorth, designed by Michele Marcon, combines formal rigor, refined materials, and modular elegance – a masterpiece of contemporary bathroom design.
Andy Warhol – Serial Portraits at Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo: An exhibition on portraiture, identity, and transformation, Oct 2, 2025 – Feb 15, 2026.
Vaquera is an American label that conceives fashion as narrative and subversion. With a DIY aesthetic, provocative references, and performative shows, the brand interrogates identity, consumption, and symbolism.
In Bio Morphe at the Moody Center for the Arts in Houston, artist Sui Park transforms zip ties into organic sculptures that blur the lines between technology and nature. Her installations explore the poetic potential of synthetic materials.
Louis Vuitton unveils the Spring-Summer 2026 collection at the Musée du Louvre, reinterpreting intimacy as an Art de Vivre. A poetic celebration of individuality, stylistic freedom, and the ultimate luxury of dressing for oneself.
Toma Unrestored captures Toma House in Nara, Japan: an art space between past and present, light, shadow, and emotional architecture.
Simon Quendler is one of the most intriguing voices in Austrian contemporary art. With his “reactive paintings,” he expands the boundaries of painting, turning materials and processes into protagonists – a silent, poetic revolt against the expected.
